Agnes, daughter of William J. and Mary E. Lemay, married Albert Francis Chappel 30 Oct 1937 at Monson, MA.
Agnes and Albert resided in Monson, and had the following children:
Albert Francis Chappel Jr. (Stillborn 1940)
Beverly Ann Chappel (1942-1944)
One adopted daughter (still living)
In addition to her chores as homemaker and mother, Agnes held a factory job with the "Church Manufacturing Co." in Palmer, MA. Soon after her retirement in the early 1970's,
Agnes fractured her hip in a fall on icy pavement. Apparently she never fully recovered from the accident; she died a few months later.
Agnes and Albert resided in Monson, and had the following children:
Albert Francis Chappel Jr. (Stillborn 1940)
Beverly Ann Chappel (1942-1944)
One adopted daughter (still living)
In addition to her chores as homemaker and mother, Agnes held a factory job with the "Church Manufacturing Co." in Palmer, MA. Soon after her retirement in the early 1970's,
Agnes fractured her hip in a fall on icy pavement. Apparently she never fully recovered from the accident; she died a few months later.
Agnes, daughter of William J. and Mary E. Lemay, married Albert Francis Chappel 30 Oct 1937 at Monson, MA.
Agnes and Albert resided in Monson, and had the following children:
Albert Francis Chappel Jr. (Stillborn 1940)
Beverly Ann Chappel (1942-1944)
One adopted daughter (still living)
In addition to her chores as homemaker and mother, Agnes held a factory job with the "Church Manufacturing Co." in Palmer, MA. Soon after her retirement in the early 1970's,
Agnes fractured her hip in a fall on icy pavement. Apparently she never fully recovered from the accident; she died a few months later.
Agnes and Albert resided in Monson, and had the following children:
Albert Francis Chappel Jr. (Stillborn 1940)
Beverly Ann Chappel (1942-1944)
One adopted daughter (still living)
In addition to her chores as homemaker and mother, Agnes held a factory job with the "Church Manufacturing Co." in Palmer, MA. Soon after her retirement in the early 1970's,
Agnes fractured her hip in a fall on icy pavement. Apparently she never fully recovered from the accident; she died a few months later.
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